This technology uses electrical energy and laser light combined to effectively stimulate hair follicles to new growth. Electro-trichogenesis is also called Neuro-Electric Scalp Stimulation (NESS) or ETG. It is any technology for electrically stimulating skin cells and hair follicles. The name is derived from the ancient Greek language. NESS is a product of the new science of Biophotonics which is a synergistic convergence of Biology, Optics and Electronics. This combination embodies the already demonstrated benefits of each energy system.

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The Neodyme dynamic pulsing alternating magnetic treatment device emits gentle more natural sine wave pulsations of alternating North and South pole magnetism from powerful 20,000 Gauss Neodymium magnets spinning within a treatment head. Moving magnets enhance the Faraday Effect and are much more powerful and penetrating than static magnets.

The spinning rate is adjustable thus giving control over frequency of pulsation in order to resonate with specific organs. Both systems penetrate deeply into tissues including the Bladder, Pancreas, Brain, Lungs, Bone which are not otherwise accessible to therapeutic energies.

Each unit has an output connector for external frequency meter to indicate precise rate which can be tuned to Rife, Schumann or other frequencies.

The Neodyme is very simple to use. The only control is to change frequency. The treatment head is 9 cm diameter by 5 cm thickness and has a 6 foot (2 metres) length cable.

Far Infrared (FIR) Hyperthermia Treatment for Prostate Enlargement. Prostatherm is a procedure where the temperature inside the prostate is raised to 55° Celsius (130° Fahrenheit) using a focused ultrasonic, infrasonic and electro-magnetic beam from an applicator upon which the user sits.

Two models are available Model 1 is mounted on an anglepoise movable microphone arm and Model 2 is in a small box upon which the client’s head can rest and which emits Infra-red pulses know to be helpful in Dementia, Alzheimers and Memory Loss.